Matt WolfeFutureTools.io · Founder of Future Tools | Host of Next Wave Podcast

NVIDIA's Coolest Announcements from CES

27 Jan 2025 · 1 min

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Matt Wolfe reports from CES on Nvidia’s major announcements: the RTX 50 series GPUs (claimed 92 billion transistors and 3,352 trillion AI operations per second, DLSS4 frame-generation, FP4 compute doubling AI speed vs prior gen), Project Digits (a desk-sized personal AI supercomputer able to run models up to 200 billion parameters), and Cosmos — an open-source platform and set of blueprints (including Isaac Groot for humanoid robots) for building physical AI systems and digital-human tools.

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92 billion transistors (speaker claim).

3,352 trillion AI operations per second (speaker claim).

Models up to 200 billion parameters (speaker claim).

DLSS4 (speaker reference).

FP4 computing (speaker claim: doubled AI speed vs last year's models).

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I was just out at CES in Las Vegas and Nvidia had some insane announcements during the event. They just dropped their new RTX 50 series graphics cards, and they're absolutely insane. We're talking 92 billion transistors on a single chip. That's more processing power than most supercomputers had just five years ago. But the craziest part, these cards can perform 3,352 trillion AI operations every second. They're using something called DLSS4, which is basically AI that creates extra frames in your game in real time. And with FP4 computing, they've doubled how fast these cards can run AI compared to last year's models. But that wasn't even their biggest announcement. They unveiled Project Digits, a personal AI supercomputer that fits on your desk. This thing can run AI models with up to 200 billion parameters. That's like having ChatGPT level power in your home office. They then announced Cosmos, which is also wild. It's an open source platform for building physical AI systems like robots and self driving cars. They're literally giving away the blueprints for the future of AI. And speaking of robots, they launched something called Isaac Groot. It's a blueprint for building humanoid robots for businesses. They release new AI blueprints that work with platforms like Crewai and Langchang. These tools can analyze videos, automate tasks, and even create digital humans right on your PC. Think about this. Just three years ago, doing any of this would have required a warehouse full of computers. Now Nvidia's putting all the power in something the size of a gaming PC. We're literally watching the future of AI unfold in real time.